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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
A dental advertisement touts Martinolar teeth as natural looking, firm, and painless to install. It invites a free consultation and examination and offers a free book on Martinolar Dentistry by mail, noting its readership draws patients nationwide.
Mayor Gaynor orders a sweeping overhaul of the Detective Bureau with Inspector Russell to audit each detective. Plain clothes officers are reassigned to precincts while a June 25 deadline for self reporting aims to measure arrests, convictions, and pending cases for promotions.
New Jersey Attorney General will petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend commuter rate hikes by Pennsylvania Jersey Central Erie and Lackawanna railroads after resolutions with the state railroad commission and Gov Fort. The Erie case may invoke a preexisting merger condition. governor communications cite inter state traffic concerns and possible injunctions to restrain rate rises.
Commissioner Baker orders transfers of four captains and one acting captain for the good of the service. Palmer moves from Mulberry Street to West Forty-seventh Street replacing Fennelly who goes to Far Rockaway. Walling returns to Mulberry Street from Far Rockaway while DoConnoll shifts from Leonard Street to Glendale and OConnor moves from Glendale to Leonard Street.
Commissioner Bingham appoints Acting Captain to lead Brooklyn’s Tenderloin, replacing Capt. Palmer in Coney Island. Walling falls from favor after a dispute with a Deputy Commissioner and is reassigned to Far Rockaway as a reward posting. Capt. OConnor serves as Acting Inspector in Manhattan then Second Inspection District before being moved to Glendale.
After a Westchester County Chamber of Commerce gathering in the Transportation Club, complaints were filed with the Public Service Commission against the New York Central Railroad and the New Haven Road over notices of fare increases. The PSC has reviewed the complaint and given the railroads five days to respond. PSC Commissioner Frank A. Stevens will meet informally with Westchester commuters today at the Bar Association to hear views, with two representatives from each village and civic associations expected. Secretary Herbert E. Angell said a month’s delay to the complaint is possible to let commuters organize their response.
The Sinking Fund Commission approved a contract to restart East River ferry service between Broadway Brooklyn and Twenty third Roosevelt Manhattan with private operation and city subsidies. City gains a Brooklyn terminal and 3 percent net earnings for ten years with a ten year renewal. monthly city bonus of 11000 and estimated expenses 25000. Mayor opposed extra court space request. matter referred to Controller.
English suffragist Mrs. Dora Montefiore spoke at a Harlem open air meeting hosted by the Political Equality Association with Harriet Johnston-Wood and Nettie Podell. A boy fired water from a squirt gun at her, and police removed the troublemaker as Montefiore urged wealthier American women to accept responsibility and wage fairness.
Dr. Mark I Knapp tried to represent himself as lawyer and witness in the Supreme Court yesterday but Justice Gerard dismissed his complaint and discharged the jury. He sued his wealthy father in law Adolph Schlesinger over an alleged prenuptial money agreement.
An arch support shoe designed to aid Pes planus with correct anatomical support. It offers varying arch elevation to correct and relieve flat feet across stages, with a heel height adjustable from one to two inches to affect medial foot relief. Suitable for women seeking improved comfort and step buoyancy.
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